Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-01
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements of Citizens and the Coming
Amd Going of Strangers.


and Going of Strangers.
Mayor G. W. Seabright and daughter
Miss Mary, have returned from an Eastern
trip.
Miss Julia Little, of the Eighth ward, is
visiting Miss Mary Fletcher, of Rellaire,
Ohio.
Mr.. S. w. Campbell and wife, of Park
ersburG, are quartered at the Mcclure
| House.
Mrs A. j. WOrls aud Miss Rose Balzer
left for the East to attend the millinery
openings.
Miss Olive Mix, of Cleveland, O., is Wis
ting her brother, Squire Mix, on South
Jacob street.
Mrs. J. h. WhitlOck, of Rochester n.
y, is visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. Mix, on
South Jacob street.
Mr.. J. F. Shirk yesterday received II tel
egram announcing the death of his sister,
! Mrs. 5. 4. Stern, ut lakewood Pa.
Mr.. w. 4. Steel, an old Wheeling hoy,
now located in I'ittsburg, is the guest of
Mr. John +. Reed, of the South Side.
Miss Mary Higgins, Of Wellshurg, who
has been visiting Miss Emma Mayors, Of
Market street, returned home last evening.
Chalmers Hoffman aud sister, Miss Ada,
of St. Clairsvillc Ohio are visiting at the
residence of Louis Fuhr, on south Jacob
street.
Otto Werner, the young man who was
severely scaldcd, at the residence of his
father, Jos. Werner, on Sixteenth street,
last Monday, is convalesCent.
Charles f. Pollen, formerly assistant
CLERK at the 81. James Hotel, will leave
accept a similar position in the National
| Hotel.
August Keller, young man employed
at Bony Gartner's East End butcher shop,
who broke his wrist some time since, be-
sides being otherwise bruised by falling
through a hay lott, is able to be about
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stamm entertained
4 large number of friends very pleasantly
at their home on Fourteenth street, Satur-
day evening last, in celebration of the
twenty eighth anniversary of Mr.. Stamm' :
birth. Cards, dancing, conversation and
refreshments all did their part toward
making the evening very delightful, and
| the occasion was highly enjoyed by all.
At II o'clock the asSemblage DISPERSED,
wishing the genial host many happy re-
| turns.
The following gentlemen. members of
the Legislature, left Charleston yesterday:
Delegate Whitaker, and wife, who left over
the Chesapeake u Ohio, for Richmond, Old
Point Comfort, and other points; Col Chew
and wife; Senator FlUurnOy, by way of
Staunton; Senator Bond, and MeSsrs.
Dawson, Arnold and HOke came ND over
the Ohio river road and got Off at Parkers-
burg; Clerk Herman StOetzer came on up
to this city; Senator Summerville and wife
and Delegate Lucas, wife and daughter
will leave tomorrow.
The Misses Prayer, their guest Miss Ber-
! ganthal, of Baltimore, Md, Miss Rose
Kellar, Miss Saliie Newberger and Mr.,
Henry kellar all came up from Parkers-
burg yesterday, and are guests of friends
in the city. Last evening the MERCANTILE
Club rendered the visitors reception and
hop at their hall on Main street which
was largely attended by Hebrew society
people. Kramer's orchestra was present
and furnished the usual superb music, to
which the merry party danced until an
early hoar this morning. A l2oiciock re-
freshMents were served at the St. James
hotel, and the affair proved to be most
delightful success